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€220
+ VATLive Online
5 CPD Units | 5 Hours
The EIMF Live Online Learning Experience
Participants will receive access to the recorded sessions of the course.
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Course Overview
This course has been updated to reflect the latest developments in digital identity verification, eKYC, KYB and AI-enabled financial crime prevention. It provides financial services and FinTech professionals with a practical understanding of how digital identity wallets, reusable credentials, biometric verification, document authentication, liveness detection, behavioural analytics, continuous KYC/KYB and machine learning-based risk models are reshaping onboarding and fraud prevention. The programme also introduces blockchain analytics and chain analysis for crypto-related exposure, including wallet attribution, source and destination of funds analysis, sanctions exposure, high-risk typologies and Travel Rule considerations. Participants will examine how to select, implement and govern AI/ML-enabled tools while maintaining human oversight, explainability, data protection, auditability and compliance with AML/CFT and supervisory expectations.
Updated focus areas include synthetic identity fraud, deepfake and injection attacks, passkeys and wallet-based credentials, digital identity assurance levels, KYB automation, UBO verification, adverse media and sanctions screening, perpetual KYC/KYB, AI-assisted alert triage, and blockchain analytics for fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-fiat risk detection.
Training Objectives
By attending the programme, participants will be able to:
Understand the latest developments in digital identity verification, including reusable digital credentials, digital identity wallets, passkeys, biometric verification and identity assurance levels.
Explain how eKYC and KYB processes support AML/CFT compliance, fraud prevention, customer lifecycle management and supervisory readiness.
Assess emerging fraud typologies, including synthetic identities, deepfakes, document manipulation, injection attacks, mule accounts and account takeover risks.
Examine how AI and ML enhance onboarding, document verification, liveness detection, risk scoring, adverse media screening, transaction monitoring and alert prioritisation.
Evaluate KYB automation, corporate registry data, UBO verification, ownership/control structures and ongoing refresh requirements for legal entity customers.
Understand blockchain analytics and chain analysis concepts, including wallet attribution, clustering, risk scoring, source and destination of funds, sanctions exposure and high-risk crypto typologies.
Apply practical criteria for selecting and governing eKYC, KYB, screening, transaction monitoring, Travel Rule and blockchain analytics vendors.
Identify governance, model risk, explainability, bias, data protection, outsourcing and human oversight considerations for AI/ML-enabled compliance tools.
Analyse real-life onboarding, KYB, fraud and crypto-asset exposure scenarios and determine appropriate escalation, mitigation and reporting actions.
Translate course insights into practical implementation priorities for regulated financial institutions, FinTechs, CASPs and other digital finance businesses.
Training Outline
Digital Identity Verification: Latest Market and Regulatory Developments
Evolution from manual ID checks to digital identity verification, reusable credentials and wallet-based identity models
EU Digital Identity Wallet developments, identity assurance levels and implications for regulated entities
NIST SP 800-63-4 developments: risk management, fraud controls, forged media and injection attack considerations
Digital identity governance: consent, data minimisation, audit trails, data retention and customer experience
eKYC, Remote Onboarding and Fraud Prevention
Document verification, OCR, NFC chip reading, biometric matching and liveness detection
Deepfake, face morphing, presentation attack and injection attack risks
Synthetic identity, impersonation, account takeover, mule account and onboarding fraud typologies
AI/ML for risk-based onboarding, fraud scoring, device intelligence, behavioural analytics and alert prioritisation
KYB and Legal Entity Verification
Corporate onboarding, registry checks, ownership and control verification, UBO identification and complex structures
KYB automation using registry APIs, adverse media, sanctions, PEP and negative news screening
Perpetual KYB: trigger-based refresh, periodic review automation and ongoing risk profile monitoring
Practical challenges: data quality, cross-border corporate information, shell companies and nominee arrangements
AI and ML in AML/CFT, Fraud and Transaction Monitoring
Supervised and unsupervised ML models for anomaly detection, network analysis, typology detection and false-positive reduction
Model governance: explainability, calibration, validation, bias testing, drift monitoring and human-in-the-loop review
Use of generative AI for analyst assistance, case summarisation, adverse media triage and investigation support
Limitations and risks: hallucinations, opaque models, over-reliance on automation and data protection concerns
Blockchain Analytics, Chain Analysis and Crypto-Related Exposure
How regulated entities encounter crypto exposure through fiat on/off-ramps, CASPs, wallets and customer transaction behaviour
Chain analysis concepts: wallet attribution, clustering, source/destination of funds, exposure scoring and transaction graph analysis
Detection of high-risk typologies: mixers, tumblers, bridges, privacy coins, scams, ransomware, darknet exposure and sanctions-linked wallets
Travel Rule data, counterparty CASP due diligence and integration with transaction monitoring and case management
Solution Selection, Implementation and Control Framework
Vendor due diligence for eKYC, KYB, screening, transaction monitoring, Travel Rule and blockchain analytics solutions
Integration with core banking, payments, CRM, case management, screening and data warehouse environments
Data quality, API governance, outsourcing controls, service levels, resilience, information security and auditability
KPIs and KRIs: conversion, abandonment, fraud detection, false positives, review turnaround and control effectiveness
Practical Case Studies and Hands-On Exercises
Simulated onboarding and KYB cases involving synthetic ID, deepfake risk and complex ownership structures
Crypto exposure case study using fiat activity, wallet data and blockchain analytics indicators
Group exercise: determine whether to approve, request EDD, restrict, reject, escalate or report
Ethics, Legal Considerations and Future Trends
AI Act, GDPR, AML/CFT and supervisory expectations relevant to AI-enabled identity and fraud controls
Fairness, transparency, consent, explainability, biometric data protection and responsible automation
Future trends: digital identity wallets, verifiable credentials, passkeys, decentralised identity, continuous monitoring and AI-assisted investigations
Who Should Attend
The course is ideal for professionals involved in onboarding, AML/CFT compliance, fraud prevention, digital identity, KYB, transaction monitoring, crypto-asset risk management and RegTech implementation across financial institutions, FinTechs, payment institutions, EMIs, investment firms, CASPs and other regulated entities.
MLROs, AMLCOs, Compliance Officers and Deputy Compliance Officers
KYC, KYB, client onboarding, customer lifecycle management and operations teams
Fraud prevention, transaction monitoring, sanctions and financial crime analysts
Risk managers, internal auditors, quality assurance and independent control functions
Digital identity, RegTech, product, data, AI/ML, cybersecurity and technology transformation teams
CASP, FinTech, payment, EMI, banking and investment firm professionals with direct or indirect crypto exposure
Data protection officers, legal advisors, policy teams and governance professionals
Consultants, solution providers and advisors supporting eKYC, KYB, blockchain analytics or AML transformation projects
Training Style
The programme is delivered through short expert-led lectures, practical demonstrations, case studies, group discussions and hands-on scenario analysis. Participants will work through onboarding, KYB, fraud and crypto-exposure examples, assess AI/ML and blockchain analytics outputs, and translate the findings into practical escalation, control and implementation actions.
Regulatory and best-practice references include the EU Digital Identity Framework, EBA remote onboarding expectations, NIST SP 800-63-4 digital identity guidelines, the EU AI Act, AML/CFT expectations, FATF virtual asset guidance and Travel Rule considerations.
CPD Recognition
This programme may be approved for up to 5 CPD units in Financial Regulation and AML. Eligibility criteria and CPD Units are verified directly by your association, regulator or other bodies which you hold membership.
This training course may be approved as an external activity under the new ACAMS recertification category ”non-ACAMS credits” for up to 5 CPD units. Eligibility criteria and CPD Units are verified directly by the Association of Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS). To read more about the non-ACAMS credits policies and eligibility criteria please click here.
In-house Training
For groups within the same organisation, this course may be customized to meet any specific needs and delivered in-house.
Giorgos Konstantinou
Giorgos has 15+ years of senior management experience in Fintech and Financial Services, specializing in sales and business development, regulatory risk advisory, financial crime, regulatory compliance, AML risk assessments and international & corporate banking. He is a recognized Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Regulatory Technology (RegTech), specializing in end-to-end AML solutions for process digitalization and automation. Throughout his career, he has worked with a wide range of regulated financial institutions globally, including in Europe and the Gulf region, and has collaborated with various regulatory authorities. He is the Founder and Managing Director of K.G.K. ReguTech Advisors Ltd (“ReguTech”), a boutique firm specializing in top-tier AML advisory and compliance services, compliance retainers, regulatory inspection preparation and response, and AML assessments. ReguTech brings comprehensive AML Regtech solutions for process automation to both regulated financial institutions (FIs) and regulatory authorities. Prior to this, Giorgos led the operations of Identomat as Regional Director, overseeing business development and operations for the markets under the responsibility of the Cyprus representative office. Previously, he serves as the Group AML Director for a regulated group of companies, where he spearheaded the implementation of the group's Compliance AML strategy to align with business objectives. Before that, as Senior Manager at Deloitte's Risk Advisory Department, he advised financial institutions across Cyprus, Southern Europe, and the Gulf (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar), including regulatory authorities, credit institutions, insurance companies, and investment firms, focusing on AML compliance, risk assessments, and regulatory readiness. Earlier, he led PwC's Risk & Quality team and founded the Central Compliance Services team. He began his career at Barclays Bank, managing relationships with international corporate clients from the CIS, the CEE, the Middle East, and Asia.
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